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US Explores Temporary Base Near Gaza for Stabilization Force

11/15/2025

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CENTCOM Establishes Base

The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) says it is exploring a temporary base near Gaza to support an International Stabilization Force monitoring the Israel–Hamas ceasefire.
The base could house 10,000 personnel but will not include U.S. troops.
Reconstruction would be limited to Israeli-controlled areas, prompting concerns about a permanent Gaza division.
European and Arab nations are reluctant to engage if it involves direct confrontation with Hamas.

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Trump Initiates Deportation

U.S. President Donald Trump leads talks to deport about 200 Hamas terrorists from Gaza.
No country has agreed to accept them.
To support the deportation effort, the Trump administration may establish a $500 million facility on the Gaza-Israel border.
French President Emmanuel Macron is working with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to create a committee for Palestinian state.
The United Arab Emirates declined to participate in the proposed International Stabilization Force.

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CENTCOM Establishes Base

The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) says it is exploring a temporary base near Gaza to support an International Stabilization Force monitoring the Israel–Hamas ceasefire.
The base could house 10,000 personnel but will not include U.S. troops.
Reconstruction would be limited to Israeli-controlled areas, prompting concerns about a permanent Gaza division.
European and Arab nations are reluctant to engage if it involves direct confrontation with Hamas.

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